Three tales.
One enduring bond
with the land.

Book One

Viridelle

In Viridelle, Gwyntaf is entrusted with a precious gift: seeds capable of awakening the sleeping earth. His journey brings him to Viridelle, a young woman with an extraordinary connection to the land. Together, accompanied by faithful friends, they cross mountains, forests and storm-bound shores to carry the promise of new life across a barren world. Their path is shaped by courage, friendship and sacrifice, while the Great Torq becomes a symbol of responsibility rather than power. It is a story about restoring the land and understanding that its riches must be protected, not possessed.

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Book Two

Tawel

Published 1 August

In Tawel, the old tales have faded into half-remembered legend. Tawel, a scholar who hears books speak through thought and dream, discovers the Great Tome and becomes drawn into the forgotten stories of Viridelle, Gwyntaf, Calon and Enaid. Accompanied by Oscar ap Cymru, the swiftest of horses, she travels through Twyllcwm and onward to Cwm Aur, the legendary Mine of Plenty. There she uncovers the truth about the Torq and awakens stories that have slept for generations. But knowledge of the mine also rekindles the danger of human desire.

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Book Three

Calon a Enaid

Calon a Enaid continues the story when the Torq and the wealth of the land are threatened by marauders. Calon knows that the ancient treasure must be hidden beyond the reach of greed and turns to Enaid, wisest of the gwylan, for help. Enaid leads the flock on a remarkable journey before travelling beyond the clouds, guided by the stars of Ursa and Arcturus, in search of a hiding place high in the heavens. Yet the burden of the Torq and the violence of the storm prove too great. Calon rescues his exhausted friend, but Enaid dies in his hands and is transformed into stone by Calon’s tear. Calon then lies beneath the shallow waters of Rhossili, guarding both the Torq and the memory of his friend until the time comes for them to awaken.

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